Module Number: CFBA1102

Common canine behaviour problems

In this interesting and in-depth module, discover causes of general canine behaviour problems and investigate owners’ lifestyles. We explore breed-inherited drives and the impact on problems and you investigate the levels and outcomes of problem behaviour along with exploring client experiences and set down workable solutions for reformation training.

The only distance learning courses in Britain that include DVD clienst case studies of real clients with problem dogs in consultation with a full-time behaviour practitioner./p>

Some of the behaviour problems covered throughout this course

The boisterous self-pleasing dog
The nervous dog
The untrained dog
Excessive barking
Destructive Behaviour
Mouthing and play-biting
Sound Phobia
Recall issues
Submissive Urination
Car Sickness
Canine or feline introductions
House toilet training issues
Separation Anxiety

Normal minimum entry qualifications:

The normal minimum entry qualification is that the student will have to meet one of the following three criteria:

Successfully completed module number CFBA1101

Have at least six months' experience in their specific professional field including hands-on experience.

Other equivalent relevant experience which the candidate is able to demonstrate relevant knowledge and or experience.

What happens when I book a course?

Note: You are required to have at least 6 months training or behavioural experience to enrol on any module with the CIDBT or first complete the foundation module CFBA1101. Click here for more information on prior knowledge and what we accept before joining our courses.